IMGpapers 1980–83

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1980–83

Telephone

Socialist Challenge No. 162, 3 September 1980 · p. 3 of the scan · 188 words

The scan: sc-n162-sep-03-1980.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 3 of the scan

Monday evening, at 7.30pm. the government proimmediate meeting. demands the restoration of telephone links with the rest of Poland, and when there is no response the assembly unanimously that there will be At 9pm the government is back on the line: "Communications have been restored. Can we have a meeting?' The MKS sets a new precondition: there must be an announcement that the talks will be broadcast on the radio. There must also be 20 minutes on national radio and an hour on television.

The new prime minister accepts everything, so discussions will open in the morning. The will be broadcast throughout the region. Late that night an old worker says to *I am very proud of the and I know them all here. They have been waiting 35 years for this. I certainly wouldn't like to be in the of the prime minister, because we're going At lam there is still a huge gathered round the Lenin shipyard in Gdansk. But not a cop is to be seen on the Socialist Challenge Lech Walesa electrician whose found a new job.

3 September 1980 Page 3

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